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I use a pheasant feather to dust off bits, workrs for me, but then don't get many duff mounts from photographers

Keep well

Ian M

Keencut Oval 6 for sale SE Cornwall, £60 very clean machine, text to 07968080904 for more details

Keencut Oval 6 cutter with tools £100
Devon Cornwall Border
Phone or text 07968 080904

Complete workshop for sale includes; Morso; 2200 Mount Cutter; Keencut with 5000 multi head; JM26; 100 boards; 200 lengths of moulding

Devon Cornwall Border

text 07968 080904

Complete workshop for sale includes; Morso; 2200 Mount Cutter; Keencut with 5000 multi head; JM26; 100 boards; 200 lengths of moulding

Devon Cornwall Border

text 07968 080904

Now sold

cassesse cs59 for sale, complete with plenty of v nails, also spare head pads, perfect condition text to 07968 080904.

Ian

Just looked and MHO too dear by far, looks as if it has had a hard life in the environment, If I remember correctly when new about £400

D J Simons

... depends on how large the box is??

Hey John, just realised yesterday that you are in Belfast, came right past your door on the bus and suddenly remembered the business name

PS: I like the sign

Ian

Aaron, I had the same thing with an A3 epson untill I spoke to them and they said it requires printing an A4 sheet in colour each week to keep it working properly.

Just a thought

Ian

breaking glass can be expensive!! when you put the glass on to the channel check that the channel on the other side of the cut is either perfectly level or a fag paper below the channel the glass is first put onto, I work by putting the glass in from the right hand side, perhaps you could try puttin...

How about a bicycle brake cable??

Is it like certain machines that have a build in battery which can go flat if not used for a long period of time?? I would suggest that you open various parts of the underpinner after switching off and disconnection from the mains first, it must be easy to find I would have thought. Wasn't the XL la...

Surely melinex could be your answer, very very strong even when cut thin.

sorry cannot find a moulding with that number

OOps! mis read your posting and was thinking of slope on front, I see it is a slope on the back which shouldn't present problems, if it opens up as you underpin I would suspect it is the underpinner at fault

thanks for the picture Prospero

with this sort of moulding I sometimes reverse a small piece cut the opposite way and put it on top so that the top edge is flat eliminating the offset problem....does that make sense sense??